Customer Reviews Reebok JJ Watt III

Great looking shoe. Not suitable for running at all. Sizing up (1 size) is a must.

Cool shoes but I feel like they give me shin splints when I run in them. When I switch to my other Reebok CrossFit shoes I don't have this pain in my shins.

Love the shoe just runs small compared to other Reeboks I have worn. Probably give them to a buddy if they dont stretch out some

it look nice, and it is not expensive, so i will recomment

These shoes look great, but the opening to slide your foot into the shoe is just too small. It's a struggle to put the shoes on.

The shoe is comfortable and sharp looking. My issue is that is has a narrow toe box, which tends to pinch my pinky toe on walks over 0.5 miles. The shoe has helped with my plantar fasciitis, but my pinky toe is angry

The design of the shoe is really cool, but a pain in the butt to put on. I struggled a lot

If you have Wide feet this shoes are not for you. They are very well made but for people who have narrow feet. Oh putting them on would be tough for anybody and the insoles dont come out they are glued inside so for a person who needs an orthotic these shoes would be extremely tight or you would have to wear them without it.

Impossible to put on without a shoe horn. Once on the shoes are nice but getting them on is beyond challenging

They look very nice but the sizing is way off and they aren't very comfortable.

I read the reviews and I bought my true size anyways but that was a mistake. I have bought plenty of Reebok shoes and I'm always a size 10. This was not the case for this shoe. I thought maybe they just needed to be broken in, but I couldn't take it any more. Don't be like me, buy bigger. Seems like a good show otherwise.

Going to have to return them. The bands at the top of the shoe don't allow any flexibility, which is great if you want support but terrible if your foot is a little tall at the top arch. No room in this shoe. The heel hurt from standing in one shoe that I didn't even put the other one on. I don't know how these can be labeled Casual Wear. They're so tight around my foot that I can't see it being used for anything other than lifting/high impact.

*PEOPLE WITH WIDE FEET** Stop right there. Do not purchase this shoe if you have wide feet. Overall I love the look and the materials used. The shoes are high quality and look great without a doubt; however, these have to be the most narrow shoes I've ever put on. When purchasing new shoes, they are generally pretty stiff out of the box, but these are rocks. I also made a mistake by going running in these. The shoes are so hard they tore up my Achilles. I bleed all over my brand new shoes. These are made for lifting and casual footwear. Between my experience with the purchase, and now this, it has been a terrible experience.

Overall, I like the shoe and I wanted to love it but it fits a little too narrow and much too tight across the instep. The tongue is sewn permanently into the shoe and cannot be loosened. After first time wearing them for a few hours, the insteps of my feet were sore for a couple of days. Can now wear them with only very thin socks. They are gradually becoming more comfortable but this problem could have easily been avoided by making a roomier instep area. Reebok can do better.

I love the look and the structure of these shoes. They are the only quality training shoe I have seen in 10 years. Unfortunately, the shoes are a very tough fit, in the the instep is so low, that it is not only hard to get the shoes on--shoe horn required--but they are also shallow from foot bed to the underside of the upper.

Love the style and love what JJ stands for with these shoes.

I bought a pair of these but they only came in medium width so I had to return them because they were too tight. Are they available in something besides medium width now?

The sock like fit of the inside of the shoe makes it hard to perfectly fit and have movement in the shoes.

Love the style, but a little stiff and hard to put on.

As opposed to JJII shoes, these were stiff with Skecher-like insoles that could not be removed to be replaced with orthotics.

This shoe fits well and due to the dock-like fit it needs a shoe horn in order to slip into. The insoles are thin so I purchase another version to replace the standard one.

Overall comfortable shoe. It runs true to size and its a nice training/casual shoe. A little narrow in the mid foot.

This show fits really small if you can try it on before you make a purchase I would highly recommend good otherwise though

i love the shoe once i get it on to my foot. it is hard to get my foot past the tongue and into the shoe.

Fits weird around the toe, not as comfortable after you wear it for a while.